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| Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Stock Type |
|---|---|---|---|
| Team Internet Group Plc | TIG | London | Ordinary Share |
| Price Change | Price Change % | Share Price | Last Trade
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|---|---|---|---|---|
| 3.80 | 2.56% | 152.20 | 16:35:10 |
| Open Price | Low Price | High Price | Close Price | Previous Close |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 148.40 | 148.40 | 153.00 | 152.20 | 148.40 |
| Industry Sector |
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| SOFTWARE & COMPUTER SERVICES |
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Posted at 08/5/2024 18:44 by boadicea azaman - Apart from the fact that ordinary (O) trades may be mis-diagnosed for a variety of reasons as commented previously (delayed reporting, sells above or buys below the nominal mid-price etc), AT trades are effectively meaningless as they move shares directly and anonymously from buyer to seller with no "shop-keeper" middle man.One therefor doesn't know which side of the trade may be an investor (or his agent) and who may be a transitory trader. The party acquiring the shares sold has put a bid into the market which will execute as a 'sell'. If he doesn't get what he wants he may make a higher bid, pushing up the price - but the deal will still execute as a sell. If he does so aggressively the book may get crossed, which I believe will trigger an auction. Hence a majority of AT sells does not indicate much about the level of demand - for that you need more sophisticated analysis involving the depth of support etc which I am told can be disguised by trading 'bots'. |
Posted at 08/5/2024 10:37 by diesel Purely an observation on how often shares bounce off or get support around round numbers, I’ve presumed that investors/traders set these as limits for buying/selling. |
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Posted at 10/4/2024 07:35 by rivaldo Very interesting/intrigui"Trading on OTCQX will significantly enhance Team Internet's visibility and accessibility in the world's largest capital market" Apparently TIG "has received interest from numerous US investors in the past and, in recent months, has hosted several meetings with US investors". Given the CEO's comments below, perhaps this will presage an eventual move to a full US listing either away from AIM or a more premium market listing on the NASDAQ? I wouldn't blame TIG for looking in that direction given the substantial discount compared to its US peers: "Michael Riedl, CEO, of Team Internet, commented: "As we mark the beginning of our trading on OTCQX, we are not just opening a new chapter for Team Internet. We reinforce our commitment to enhancing shareholder value and expanding our footprint in the United States, a market that represents nearly 50% of our revenue. This move reflects our robust performance and the investor confidence we have been fortunate to build, especially within the US, over the past year. We recognise the importance of making our shares more accessible and appealing to US investors, and qualifying to trade on OTCQX is a strategic step in that direction. We are eager to welcome new investors and invite them to join us in this exciting journey." |
Posted at 21/3/2024 22:28 by adamb1978 Been away for a couple days and seen the criticism of the dividend - plain daft!An income investor would never own a company like TIG even if the yield was 6%. Income investors want certainty, security and boring companies. Only reason for TIG to pay a dividend is simply that some can't hold companies where there is no yield. So it brings in some funds and also helps demonstrate the cash flow |
Posted at 21/3/2024 16:14 by deanowls I can understand not wanting to detract from results however it would have been great to get information and be able to ask questions on the calls surrounding the acquisition.We have come out of a year where there has been a large deferred payment now a takeover with another one thrown in. Would have been great to see cash flow through. Ultimately I don’t understand the business as don’t a lot of private investors and anyone coming out with any sort of allegations alleging any wrongdoing as these shorters tend to do and I would have had too much exposure here. |
Posted at 21/3/2024 15:14 by indiestu 2p dividend will not attract investors. Thats a 1.5% yield. You can earn more from cash. |
Posted at 21/3/2024 14:43 by azaman 2p dividend is bound to attract few investors. |
Posted at 19/3/2024 10:35 by cp42kx07 I have to assume (pray?) that TIG management have a far better understanding of how to value Shinez than I do because I agree, the 3 sites mentioned are really unimpressive. In any event I think that they should have waited a few weeks before announcing, thereby giving investors time to digest the excellent results and likely push the share price higher. After an impressive presentation yesterday this is disappointing. |
Posted at 05/1/2024 08:03 by adamb1978 Hi SlogsweepThat point has come up regularly on these boards over the last year or so and no-one has a conclusive answer. I've heard the company been asked it on investor calls and they didnt seem to think it was a threat. It certainly doesnt seem to have stopped TIG's growth though. More generally, I think its very easy for amateur and professional investors to come up with what they believe are huge threats for companies. However, when I've seen this at listed companies at which I've worked, those threats have always been well wide of the mark. I therefore apply a large degree of strategic ignorance with investments - its not possible, from the outside, to be an expert in one sector let alone multiple. Adam |
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